'We are not inept' - Pep Guardiola sends gruff Man City cautioning to Liverpool after Brighton win
Liverpool are back in runner up and one point behind Manchester City after their 3-0 win over Brighton in the Premier League on Wednesday night
Pep Guardiola has sent a Manchester City cautioning to Liverpool over the race for the Premier League title.
The Reds briefly moved to the highest point of the table on Tuesday night after their 4-0 win over Manchester United. Objectives from Luis Diaz, Sadio Mane and a Mohamed Salah support got the triumph at Anfield.
Jurgen Klopp's side were two focuses in front of Man City before they confronted Brighton on Wednesday evening. Be that as it may, Liverpool dropped back to second place and one point behind Guardiola's side after their 3-0 triumph over the Seagulls on Wednesday night.
Both Liverpool and Man City currently have six matches left to play in the association before the season reaches a conclusion. Talking after his side's success over Brighton, Guardiola demands Man City 'know what they need to do' to beat Liverpool in the title race.
"We have only one month to complete the Premier League and we know what we need to do," Guardiola told Sky Sports.
"Assuming that we drop two focuses Liverpool will be champions. We have genuine extreme installations in front of us. At the point when Kevin de Bruyne is fit and intellectually prepared, he is an amazing unique player and that was an incredible presentation.
"The most recent five years have been exceptional what we have done. The players give everything."
In another meeting, Guardiola continued express his joy of Man City fitting the bill for next season's Champions League. The City manager then talked about everything going on where he would 'compliment' Liverpool.
"The inclination today is that we are currently numerically going to play in the Champions League," Guardiola told the BBC. "Individuals can say it is ordinary yet it isn't. You just need to take a gander at the amazing groups battling to get into the Champions League.
"Presently for the Premier League, we are not moronic. Assuming we drop only two focuses, Liverpool will be champions. Assuming we dominate all matches we will be champions. The players know it.
"We know the extreme games we have and we should attempt to perform like today and dominate all the matches. Assuming we do that we will celebrate, in the event that not we will praise Liverpool."
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